Manchester United vs Everton LIVE: Result and final score after Rashford and Zirkzee hit doubles

BLOCKED!!! United's corner is half-cleared and volleyed back towards goal by Amad, but his effort is blocked by Lindstrom, who then sparks an Everton counter-attack at the other end which culminates with Beto being crowded out in the box.

CHANCE!!! Martinez's ball over the top sends Dalot in behind the Everton defence, but as he bears down on goal Branthwaite slides in with a superb sliding challenge to deny the wing-back a shot!

Manchester United have won their last four Premier League matches against Everton, last having a longer such run (of nine games) between December 1999 and February 2004.

Amad is released down the right by Mainoo and cuts inside off his wing, but can't quick pick a pass to Zirkzee in the box and Everton cut the ball out.

SAVED!!! Mainoo recovers possession on the edge of the Everton box and drills a low strike goalwards, which Pickford parries low to his left before quickly regathering the ball!

Dalot drills a good ball across the face of Everton's goal with Rashford and Zirkzee closing in, but Branthwaite puts it behind for the game's first corner before either forward can get there.

Zirkzee kicks the game off for Manchester United, and we're up and running at Old Trafford!

The hosts are heavily favoured in our live win probability tracker, with Manchester United sitting on a 57.6% chance of victory compared to just 20.1% for Everton. Dyche’s side will certainly be hoping to spoil Amorim’s home Premier League debut though, as both teams trudge out onto the Old Trafford pitch!

Both of Everton’s last two Premier League games have finished 0-0 – only once in their league history have they had three consecutive goalless draws, doing so in February 1982.

Everton have failed to score in more different Premier League games than any other side this season (6), while only Liverpool (6) and Manchester United (5) have kept more clean sheets than the Toffees (4). Everton have already had three 0-0 draws this term, last having more in 2015-16 (4).

Including crosses, only Andreas Pereira (103) has played more passes into the opposition box in the Premier League this season than Everton’s Dwight McNeil (101). McNeil’s 30 chances created this term is almost twice as many as any other Toffees player (Ashley Young, 16).

“Everyone talks of a ‘new manager bounce’ and the rest of it, so it’s more difficult in that way of thinking, but they’ve still got good players.

“A new manager to the Premier League will maybe give a different feel to it. I’m sure he’s been working with the players and trying to get his thoughts across.”

“You’ve got to play them all. The fixtures have given us this run and it’s a tough run, but everything’s tough in the Premier League. We’ve shown before that we can take these teams on and that’s what we’ve got to do again.”